texts: One of the proponents of the "poetry of everyday" style was <mask>. <mask> and Josef echtl won second prize in a national amateur movie competition for their movie "Moon". The cycle "Come to Mama, Darling" won the first prize in the artistic photography category. The Photography Association gave first and second prizes for the series "Almanac 1960" and "Boys of Our Street". The first prize at the exhibition was for Czechoslovak Art Photography. The series "One to Another" won the first prize in the reportage category. A series of photographs, "The Face of the Earth", won the first prize in 1963.A series of photographs, "Rain Song", won the first prize. In 1965, there were third and fourth prizes in a photographic art competition. A two-week trip to East Germany andDenmark was given as a special prize in 1965, in the magazine "Mlad svt". The first exhibition was in ZK Jiskra. The exhibition was held in Halle, Germany. In 1963, there were exhibitions in Kuntt Palace, in Chrudim, in Uherské Hradit, and in Luhaovice. The House of Arts in esk Budjovice had an exhibition and catalogue in 1964.The exhibition was in the Mlad Fronta gallery. The exhibition is called "Wystawa Fotografiky Marii echtlovej". An exhibition was held in 1966. An exhibition was held in Cairo, Alexandria and Berlin. In 1966 there were exhibitions in Paris and Budjovice. The exhibition was held in Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev and Tbor. The first joint exhibition of <mask> and Josef echtl was held in 1967.The exhibition was held in Alexandria and Cairo. In 1967, there were exhibitions in Cheb and Vimperk. The exhibition was in Tbor theatre. An exhibition aboutmorphoses of Tbor from the Archive of Three Generations was held in 1980. The exhibition was by M. and J. echtl. The exhibition was in Daice. The exhibition was titled "Review and Dreamy Return, Photos and Computer Graphics of M. echtlov".The exhibition was called "Five Generations of echtl Family, Photography and Graphics". The exhibition was called "Five Generations of echtl Family". The Voseek Museum of Photography in Tbor and the Médiathque Dole in France hosted an exhibition in 2007. The Voseek Museum of Photography in Tbor hosted the 2008 exhibition "Marie echtlov: Life with Photography". The exhibition "Marie echtlov: Photography 1960-1970" was held in the Czech Republic. The exhibition "Marie echtlov: Czech in the U.S." was held in the American center in Prague. The exhibition was titled "Marie echtlov & Josef echtl, Life with Photography."There is a museum in Blatn. Publications tych, Ji, Dti kapitna. Noha, Jan; echtlov, <mask>, Vechny oi, Prague: Sttnnakladatelstv 1964. Noha, Jan; echtlov, <mask>, Praha na listu re. Holub, Miroslav; Fukov, Eva; Novotn, Milo, New York. Mixa, Robert; Bauerl Jan, echtlov, <mask>, Tbor a okol, esk Budjovice: Nakladatelstv esk Bujovice 1967. Kok Frantiek, echtlov, <mask>, and echtl are from the Czech Republic.Jindichohradecko, Jindichv Hradec: Okresn nrodn vbor 1973. Hradec Krlov, Michl, echtlov, <mask>, and echtl are all related. Stehlkov is from Blanka. Malk, Jan; Dvok, J., V.; echtlov, <mask>. Drda, Milo; echtlov, <mask>; and echtl, Josef, all wrote about expozice husité. Kork, et al. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Nrodn kulturn pamtka, Tbor: Okresn nrodn vbor 1979. Praha:Prce 1979 is about let prce pro socialismus. The Regional center for historical care and preservation of nature in esk Budjovice has a collective. tara, Antonn; echtlov, <mask>. Kuthan, Ji; Horyna, Mojmr; Muchka, Ivan; echtlov, <mask>. Klma, Jaroslav; Texler, Vclav; Postl, Radomr; echtlov, <mask>. Frantiek, Zdenk Sklen, and mejkal are related.Krajn and Stehlk are from the Czech Republic. Hotmar, Josef; Kuna, Jaroslav; echtlov, <mask>, Rendezvou s Pa. Pelhimov Prague: TK-Pressfoto, 1992, was written by echtlov, <mask> and echtl, Josef. echtl, Josef, Tbor Prague: TK-Pressfoto, 1992. echtlov, <mask>; echtl, Josef; Bumerl, Ji. Trka, Miroslav; echtlov, <mask>; and echtl, Josef, were published in 1993. echtlov, <mask>, and echtl, Josef, are from ATIKA.Vtejte na Prachaticku Prachatice: Region Prachatice was published in 1997. <mask>lov: fotografie-photography, 1960-1970 is a book by Dufek. The book was written by Scheufler, Pavel, and others. t generac Jin echy objektivem. Digital archive project of echtl & Voseek studios Biography at echtl & Voseek homepage

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texts: The 8th Peshwa of the Maratha Empire in India was called the Shrimant Peshwa. He was appointed Peshwa in 1740 after the death of his father. The Maratha Emperor was just a figurehead during his tenure. The Maratha empire became a confederacy at the same time as individual chiefs became more powerful. The Maratha territory reached its zenith during <mask>'s tenure. The individual chiefs of the Maratha Empire led a large part of the expansion. <mask> was an accomplished diplomat and an astute startegist.He and his cousin introduced new legislative and financial systems in the state. The borders of the Maratha Empire were expanded to include Pakistan, Srirangapattanam in the South, and Medinipore in West Bengal under his leadership. The capital city of Pune and other parts of the Maratha Empire were built with canals, bridges, temples and lodges. Three major powers were subdued by the Peshwa in his twenty-year reign. There are Mughals in the North, the Nizam in the South, and the English in Bengal and Mumbai. On December 8, 1720, <mask> <mask> was born in the family of Peshwa <mask> <mask> I. The Peshwa was appointed in August 1740 despite opposition from other chiefs.He was married to another person. The three sons who died in the battle of Panipat were Vishwasrao who died in the battle of Panipat in 1761, Madhavrao who became Peshwa in the late 18th century and Narayanrao who became Peshwa in the late 19th century. The Maratha empire's ambitions to be the Peshwa became a disaster because of an able brother. Raghoji I Bhonsle helped extend Maratha influence in South and East India. He wasn't on good terms with the Peshwa. Raghoji was the leader of a Maratha force to South India. He was supposed to help Pratap Singh of Thanjavur, a royal of the Bhonsle clan, against Dost Ali Khan.The son of Dost Ali was installed as the Nawab of Arcot by Raghoji. He tried to lodge a protest against the appointment of the Peshwa. He returned to South India, where he defeated Chanda Sahib, before being forced to retreat by the French. Raghoji continued to oppose <mask> <mask> after he returned to Satara. In 1743, Raghoji Bhonsle attacked Alivardi Khan's forces. Khan paid 2,000,000 to the man who helped him expel Raghoji. Raghoji was appointed the in-charge of Marathas in Orissa, Bengal and Bihar.Raghoji frequently raided Bengal and Bihar to collect chauth. The rise of the East India Company in Bengal was caused by the instability brought by him. After being released by her stepson Sambhaji II of Kolhapur, the senior widow of Rajaram Chhatrapati was given asylum by her nephew. During the last years of Shahu's life, Tarabai brought a child to him: Rajaram II. The child was presented as her grandson by her. Shahu adopted the child and Rajaram II became the Chhatrapati after his death. Peshwa <mask> <mask> left to fight against the Nizam.Tarabai urged Rajaram II to remove him from the post of Peshwa. She imprisoned Rajaram in a dungeon at Satara when he refused to comply. She said that she had presented him as her grandson. The would-be Nizam Salabat Jung was unsuccessful in getting support from other ministers. She enlisted the help of another noblewoman. The matriarch of the Dabhade family, who held the title of "Senapati", controlled several territories in Gujarat. The husband and son of her husband were killed by the Mughals.Shahu had forgiven the Dabhades and allowed them to keep their jagirs and titles if they paid half of the revenue from Gujarat to his treasury. She held the executive power in the Maratha territories of Gujarat, while her son was made the Senapati. Shahu did not want to take action against the grieving mother. After Shahu's death, Peshwa <mask> <mask> pressurized the Dabhades to share Gujarat revenues as per the agreement. The agreement was void due to the fact that the Dabhades had signed it. This argument was not entertained by the Peshwa. Thousands of troops were sent to support Tarabai's rebellion.The Peshwa's mother and grandmother fled from Pune to Sinhagad after Gaekwad advanced towards them. He received a letter from Mahadji Purandare, who denounced him as a traitor. Gaekwad advanced towards Satara after changing course. The force against Mahadji was led by his brother. Gaekwad defeated him in a small town north of Satara. He was received by Tarabai at Satara. On March 15, 1751, Gaekwad's army was encamped on the banks of the Venna River after Trimbakrao re- formed his army.Gaekwad was defeated in this battle and had to retreat. He cornered his force near a gorge in the Krishna river valley. After hearing about the rebellion, <mask> <mask> left the Mughal frontier and moved towards Satara, covering 400 miles in 13 days. The Yavateshwar garrison was defeated by him on 24 April. He joined the man who was keeping an eye on Gaekwad's army. In order to discuss the terms of a peace treaty, Gaekwad was compelled to declare a ceasefire. In addition to a war indemnity of 2,500,000, he was demanded from half of Gujarat's territories.Damaji refused to sign an agreement, stating that he was only a sub, and asked <mask> <mask> to consult him. Damaji's camp surrendered without resistance after a surprise evening attack by <mask> <mask>. Tarabai was asked to release Chhatrapati Rajaram II, whose physical and mental condition had deteriorated considerably. The well-equipped and strong Satara fort would not be easy to siege. Tarabai's troops in the Satara garrison rebelled against her. She realized that it would be difficult to continue the fight against him. She agreed to a peace treaty.She accepted the superiority of the Peshwa's office after meeting him. She agreed to let go of her lieutenant who the Peshwa disliked. She was forgiven by the Peshwa. On September 14, 1752, the two took oaths promising mutual peace. Tarabai swore at the oath ceremony that Rajaram II was not her grandson but a Gondhali caste impostor. Rajaram II was retained as the Chhatrapati and a powerless figurehead. In May 1751, Damaji Gaekwad and his relatives were sent to Pune.The Dabhades were deprived of their titles after they were arrested. Damaji was pressured to give up half of Gujarat by <mask> <mask>. Damaji and his dewan Ramchandra Baswant were placed in strict confinement. They were sent to captivity on November 14. Ramchandra Baswant escaped to Gujarat a few weeks later. Damaji was ordered to be put in iron chains. He sent a military expedition to Gujarat.However, he could not advance north of the Tapti river. The defeat of the general at the siege of Parner was a blow to the leader. He decided to reconcile with the Gaekwads. In March 1752, Damaji agreed to join the group. He was made the Maratha chief of Gujarat and offered assistance in expelling the Mughals from Gujarat. There will be an annual tribute of 525,000 and a one-time payment of 1,500,000. He was asked to maintain a cavalry of 20,000 horses.The French Governor-General of Pondicherry supported the campaign against the Nizam in 1751. The Marathas had to retreat due to Tarabai's rebellion. In 1752, a new attack was launched against the Nizam. The English refused to get involved in the conflict, even though he sought their support to counter the French. The Marathas wanted Salabat Jung's brother to be appointed as the Nizam as he had promised them a payment of 6,000,000. Khan was killed by his step- mother. The peace treaty was concluded by the two men.On the condition that Nizam would grant him some jagirs in Berar, Raghoji Bhonsle agreed to peace. The Hindu Padshahi (Hindu kingship) in India was established through good relations with the Hindu Rajputs. The Marathas did not like the Rajput rulers. When Jai Singh II of Jaipur died in 1743, a war of succession broke out between his sons. Jagat Singh II of Mewar and Ummed Singh of Bundi supported Madho. The Marathas initially supported Ishwari because he offered them more money. Jagat Singh was able to support Madho's side, while Jayappa Scindia continued to support Ishwari.The Maratha relations with the Rajputs were ruined by this episode. Ishwari Singh was persuaded to cede 4 mahals to Madho Singh by <mask> <mask>, who personally came to Jaipur. Ishwari Singh refused to follow through on his promise after <mask> left. Malhar <mask>ar imposed a tribute on Ishwari Singh after he captured the mahals for Madho. Ishwari Singh was declared a war by the Marathas for not paying his arrears. Ishwari Singh was desperate as he didn't have enough money to pay off the Marathas and he couldn't impose excessive taxes on his citizens. He committed suicide by consuming poison.Madho Singh was the ruler of Jaipur. He no longer trusted the Marathas because of their treatment of his brother. The Marathas were persuaded to leave with an apology and compensation after he participated in battles against them. The Marathas invaded the Rajput territories again. Madho Singh was forced to seek help from the Afghan king Ahmad Shah Durrani. There was a war of succession after the death of Abhai Singh of Jodhpur. Jayappa Scindia helped Ram Singh.Scindia marched to Jodhpur in September 1752. Bijay Singh sought help against the Marathas from the Mughals, the Rohillas and Madho Singh. After resisting the Marathas for a year, the Maharaja agreed to peace talks. Jayappa <mask> was killed in July 1755 during a peace negotiation. The peace treaty between the Marathas and the Rajputs was concluded in February 1756. The Marathas-Jat relations deteriorated during the reign of <mask> <mask>. The younger brother of <mask> wanted a share of the state's revenues.In support of Ishwari Singh, the ruler of this state interfered in Jaipur politics. This had antagonized Maratha chiefs who supported Madho. In 1754 the Mughal wazir asked for help against the Mughal emperor. Maratha help was sought by the imperialist Imad-ul-Mulk. A force led by Malhar <mask> was sent to Bharatpur. Suraj Mal tried to avoid a war by offering him 4,000,000, but he wasn't satisfied with the offer. The Kumher fort was besieged by the Marathas for four months in 1754.The Marathas agreed to pay 3,000,000 in three yearly installments. The Malwa was granted to the Marathas by the Mughals, but they didn't actually give it to them. After becoming Peshwa, <mask> <mask> approached the Mughal emperor through Jai Singh II and was appointed as the deputy governor of Malwa. He promised to be faithful to the Mughal emperor. He agreed to keep a force of 500 soldiers at the emperor's court, as well as providing a force of 4,000 soldiers on a need basis. The new Nizam of Hyderabad was invited by a rival to join an alliance against the wazir. Maratha support was requested against Nasir Jung.Scindia and Holkar chiefs were dispatched to stop Nasir Jung from reaching Delhi. The Mughals were forced to seek Maratha help after the Afghan king launched several invasions of India. The Doab region rebelled against the Mughal emperor in 1752. Durrani was invited to invade India after they defeated Safdarjung. The Marathas helped crush the rebellion once again. The Marathas and Mughals signed an agreement in 1752. The Marathas agreed to help the Mughals.The Mughals agreed to have a Governor in Ajmer and Agra. The Marathas were given the right to collect chauth from some districts of Hissar and Moradabad. The Mughal emperor gave Lahore and Multan to Ahmad Shah Durrani in order to appease him. He did not approve the transfer of Rajput-ruled territories to the Marathas. The Marathas were in a conflict with Durranis. Timur Shah Durrani was appointed the governor of Punjab and Kashmir after the initial invasions of India. Raghunath <mask> was dispatched to check the advance of the Durranis.In 1758, Raghunath <mask> drove out Timur Shah Durrani. The Marathas were the major rivals of Durranis. The Mughal emperor had been reduced to a figurehead by the Marathas. The rising Maratha power was appealed to by the Mughal loyalist Muslim intellectuals of Delhi. Ahmad Shah Durrani launched a fresh invasion of India by the end of 1759. He gained allies in the nobles of Rohilla and Oudh Shuja-ud- Daula. The Durrani invasion was responded to by a large force commanded by Sadashiv Bhau.The force was supplemented by other contingents. The ruler of Bharatpur joined the Marathas, but later left the alliance due to a misunderstanding with Bhau. There were several skirmishes and small battles between the Durranis and the Marathas. The extended siege of the Maratha garrison at Panipat resulted in the defeat of the Maratha army in the Third Battle of Panipat. It was <mask> <mask>'s love of pleasure that caused Panipat. It was too late for him to celebrate his second marriage at Paithan. The defeat at Panipat resulted in heavy losses for the Marathas.He was leading a reinforcement force when he received the news of the defeat of Panipat. He lost his son in the Battle of Panipat. The younger son of Sadashivrao Bhau, Madhav <mask>, succeeded his father after he died of depression. Peshwa Balji <mask>'s character in The Great Maratha was portrayed by Bal Dhuri. He is portrayed in a film by a man. Ayush Tandon played the role of a young <mask> <mask> in the Bollywood film Bajirao Mastani. In the Bollywood film Panipat, Peshwa <mask> <mask> was portrayed by Mohnish Bahl.See also Koli rebellions List of Koli people List of Koli states and clans. Panipat was written by Rajhamns publishers. The Peshwa dynasty had births and deaths.

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texts: He was known for his work in Hindi cinema. He starred in a number of Bollywood films. The Untold Story is one of the films. He was nominated for the Filmfare Awards three times and received a Screen Award for his contribution to the film industry. He was on the Forbes India Celebrity 100 list twice. <mask> dropped out of his engineering course at the Delhi College of Engineering to enter the theatre industry in Mumbai. The lead role in the soap opera Pavitra Rishta was played by him, after which he moved on to feature in Hindi television serials.He made his Bollywood debut in Kai Po Che! It became a commercial and critical success. His starring role in the romantic comedy Shuddh Desi Romance was followed by his role in the action thriller Detective Byomkesh Bakshy. The year 2015. He starred in a number of films such as the reincarnation drama Raabta, the historical drama Sonchiriya, and the action thriller Drive. He had a supporting role in the satire PK and a lead role in the sports biopic Mahendra <mask>i. For his performance in the latter, he received his first nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best actor and was nominated for the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne.He has been credited with co-founding a technological startup, as well as being the founder of a nonprofit organisation. <mask> died by suicide in June 2020 at the age of 34. Dil Bechara was released posthumously on the streaming platform Hotstar. <mask> <mask> was born in Patna in the state of Bihar to Krishna Kumar <mask> and Usha <mask>. His father was a technical officer at the Bihar State Handloom Corporation. He had a nickname and was the youngest of five siblings. One of his sisters was a cricket player.He attended a high school in Patna. <mask>'s family moved to Delhi in 2002 after his mother's death. <mask> won the National Olympiad in physics and was an avid reader. He got admission to the Delhi College of Engineering to pursue a Bachelor of Engineering degree. <mask> did not have an interest in engineering, but his family gave him no choice, which left him dissatisfied. He wanted to be an air force pilot but was also a fan of Bollywood and wanted to become anastrologer. During his course at the Delhi College of Engineering, <mask> enrolls himself in Shiamak Davar's dance classes.He began attending acting classes under Barry John. <mask> stated that he wanted to continue doing it forever. He was a background dancer in both the song and the performance of the closing ceremony of the 2006 Commonwealth Games. He dropped out of his engineering course in order to pursue a career in arts and performance. He was working in the theatre industry when he moved to Mumbai. <mask> stayed in the Ekjute for two and a half years. He was working at the Prithvi Theatre when he was spotted by a casting team.<mask> was cast as a second lead in a television series in 2008 after auditioning. He played the stepbrother of the lead in the seventh episode of the show. The character was killed early in the show but was brought back in the finale as a spirit looking on as his family celebrated coming out of difficult times. The performance had made an impression on the producer Ekta Kapoor who vouched for him to be cast as the lead in another series. <mask> played an "ideal son and husband" in Pavitra Rishta, along with Ankita Lokhande. The role was a breakthrough for him and he won several television awards, including his first award for best actor in the Indian Television Academy Awards 2010. He won three major television awards in the categories of best male actor and most popular actor.In the second season of the dance reality show, he was a part of the Mast Kalandar Boys team. <mask>'s mother died and the team dedicated a performance to her. He was a part of the fourth season of the dance competition reality show called Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa and was the runner-up. <mask> played the part of the main character in the series for two and a half years before he left. He was an assistant director in the film Raaz 2 and was going to move to the United States to study filmmaking. In the final episode of Pavitra Rishta, <mask> made a reappearance after gaining praise in Bollywood. <mask> was invited for an auditioning by the casting director of Kai Po Che!, who spotted him.He was about to enroll for a course in filmmaking at the university but decided to accept the offer. He was cast in the role of Ishaan Bhatt, a district-level cricketer who was a victim of politics in the selection process and one of the three leads. The film was based on the novel The 3 Mistakes of My Life, which dealt with the lives of three friends who were affected by the 2001 Gujarat earthquake and the 2002 Gujarat riots. It became a commercial and critical success after being released. <mask> was nominated in the category of best debut actor for his performance in the film. Before the release of his debut film Kai Po Che!, <mask> was signed in by Raj Kumar Hirani for a role in the film. He was cast as the boyfriend of the journalist in the film.The star of the film Shuddh Desi Romance entered into a deal with the company. The film was a romantic comedy where <mask> played a tour guide who fell in love with a woman on the way to his own marriage. Shuddh Desi Romance was a hit. <mask> was described as one of the most inspiring young actors to emerge out of India by the veteran director Shekhar Kapur after the release of his first two films. The film was the highest grossing Indian film. The joint production of Detective Byomkesh Bakshy! was announced in June. The actor is in the starring role.Following the release of his second film, <mask> began working on a new project. Byomkesh Bakshi, a fictional detective originally created by the Bengali writer, was the main character in the film. He was signed by the director of the film to play the part of the main character. <mask> played the role of Byomkesh Bakshy in the police crime dramaCID before the release. The film didn't do well in the box office but still received a positive review. Paani is a film set in the future that shows a world where wars are fought over water. The film was initially reported to be starring Hrithik Roshan and Vivek Oberoi, but finally went to Rajput after Yash Raj Films entered in its co-production.He attended workshops with Kapur for 10 months before the project was stopped. <mask> ended his contract with the production house. The life of the Indian cricket team captain Mahendra <mask>i was the subject of a film in 2011. The Board of Control for Cricket in India objected to the project, as well as the demand for a large royalty by the player. On 25 September, <mask> <mask> was announced as the actor who would play the role of Dhoni in the movie. There is a movie called "Dhoni: The Untold Story". The film focused on the life of the cricketer beginning with his childhood in the city of Ranchi and leading up to the Cricket World Cup victory for India under his captaincy.<mask> was trained in the regimen of a professional sportsperson rather than as an actor because he wasn't good at cricket and had to train for 13 months for his role in the film. The film was produced and released by Fox Star Studios. It was the 5th highest grossing Bollywood film of that year. <mask> was nominated for a number of awards, including the Filmfare Awards, the International Indian Film Academy Awards and the winning nomination at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne. He made a brief appearance in the comedy film Welcome to New York, where the lead characters met <mask> but confused him for Mahendra <mask>i. During the release of M. S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, <mask> stated that he was going to do five more films. Earlier in the year, it was reported that <mask> was going to be starring in the largest budget production of the producers–directors.The announcement of the film titled Raabta was made in February 2015, where <mask> and Bhatt were in the lead role. After opting out of the project, the role of the female lead went to Kriti Sanon. The song Paas Aao was composed by the duo Armaan and Amaal Mallik. He was featured in the Forbes India's Top 100 Celebrity list for the first time. <mask> was going to play the role of a disabled soldier in a movie called Murli: The Unsung Hero. In June 2016 <mask> along with Parineeti Chopra and Irrfan Khan were also announced as the lead of the film called Takadum with shooting scheduled to begin in October but the project was being put on hold due to issues related to script re-adaptation. In September 2016 the announcement of <mask>'s role in the film was made.In the film which was to be directed by Sanjay Puran <mask>, <mask> would have been cast in the role of an astronauts, for which he was sent to NASA on a training module. The producer of the film Bunty Walia was upset that he quit the project in the same year he was cast as the lead in the film. He was signed in by the director of Udta Punjab for his next film, titled Son Chiraiya, where he would star with Bhumi Pednekar. The film was a flop in the box office after it received mixed reviews and was unable to recover its large production cost. <mask> <mask> played the role of two reincarnations of each other in a love story. The majority of the filming took place in Hungary, the Indian state of Punjab and the island country of Mauritius. By March of last year, <mask> had also begun working on the film, titled as Drive.The film was directed by Tarun Mansukhani, and it was a sequel to the hit film, "Bong!", which starred Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif. Tel Aviv, Israel was promoted by the Government of Israel as a part of its tourism and diplomatic initiative. The release was originally scheduled for 2 March, but was moved to 7 September. The release was delayed for a second time due to disagreements between the director and producer. In March of last year, <mask> was signed in by the director and producer of the film called Kedarrnath. The love story was set in the aftermath of the floods in Uttarakhand, where <mask> co-stars with Sara Ali Khan. He played the role of a Muslim man who was a fan of Lord Shiva and worked at the temple.The film was supposed to be released in June of next year. According to the director of <mask>'s debut film Kai Po Che!, he was in better shape for Kedarnath and expected it to become an even bigger success. The film was accused of promoting Jihad by showing an interracial couple and the party called for a ban on it. The film was banned from screening in 7 out of 13 districts in the state. Despite the ban, it became a commercial success, although it didn't meet the projected success in the box office. It was the second highest grossing film among <mask>'s starring films. <mask> was appointed as one of the three directors of the company that he was a partner in on May 2, 2018.<mask> and Mathur were set to make an investment in the company. The company was marketed as working in the fields of intellectual property and emerging technologies. He was signed by NITI Aayog to be a brand ambassador of the Women Entrepreneurship Platform and to promote the BHIM mobile payment app. The Women Entrepreneurship Platform was the subject of a fund set up by Innsaei. <mask> announced the first creative product of Innsaei Ventures, a 12 biopic series where he would play the roles of various Indian historical characters between the years of 540 BC to 2015CE. <mask> began work on the film Sonchiriya. He played the role of a lieutenant in a gang of dacoits in a historical drama set in the 70s.The real life character of Daku <mask> was portrayed in the film by Bajpayee. It received a positive critical reception and won a number of awards, but failed to become a commercial success. He was signed by Nitesh Tiwari, the director of the blockbuster film Dangal, for his new film, which began shooting in September. It was a romantic comedy where <mask> played the character of Anirudh Pathak, a divorced husband who recounts his college life to his teenage son and opposite Maya, his ex-wife. The film was produced by Fox Star Studios and was released in September of 2019. The film won a National Film Award. In an interview before the release of Sonchiriya, <mask> stated that he was in talks for 12 other films and that the biopic of Murlikant Petkar was yet to be finalized.The film got into legal trouble after it was announced and could not be made. He had opted out of the production of Chanda Mama Door Ke in the previous year due to a scheduling conflict and had stated that he would produce his own space film. <mask> became one of the directors of the company after it was registered with a paid up capital. The long delayed release of the film titled Drive had its premiere finalized and was released directly on the internet in November 2019, as a cost cutting measure. Front India for World Foundation was founded by <mask> on January 6, 2020 with the stated intent of working towards the eradication of poverty, hunger and malnutrition. He donated to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund on behalf of one of his fans. He was on the Forbes' annual Top 100 Celebrity list for the second year in a row.<mask> was hired by Fox Star Studios to direct the Hindi remake of The Fault in Our Stars, a Hollywood hit film produced by 20th Century Fox. The casting director who first spotted him for Kai Po Che! was Chabbra. The shooting of the film began in the city of Jamshedpur. <mask> had remarked that he shared a great bond with Chhabra and had promised him that he would appear in his first as well. The film was based on the novel The Fault in Our Stars written by John Green and was scheduled to release in 2019. <mask> played the role of a patient of bone cancer in the Hindi remake of the movie, a reprisal of the role he played in the original. It featured musical compositions of A. R. Rahman.The release date was moved to 8 May 2020. The planned release of the film did not happen due to restrictions imposed during the COVID-19 Pandemic. It became a record breaker in its first 24 hours of viewing, having gathered 95 million viewers, and was posthumously released on the streaming platform Disney+ Hotstar. The director claimed after <mask>'s death that he was in talks with him about a film. <mask>'s personal relationships have been the subject of a lot of media attention. <mask> proposed to Lokhande during a national broadcast of the dance competition show in 2011. The couple met on the set of Pavitra Rishta, where they were cast as husband and wife.There were reports of an imminent marriage between the two in the media. <mask> stated in an interview that marriage and cohabitation were not different and that it was hypocritical to treat the former as a crime. He said that he was very transparent about his relationships. I will say that I am in a relationship. The couple denied that they were already married. <mask> confirmed in January 2016 that a lavish wedding would take place in December, but the relationship ended before that, with the pair remaining silent on the reasons for the cancellation. Lokhande said that <mask> wanted to go ahead with his career and they ended their relationship.<mask>'s relationship status became the subject of gossip after the break up. He was rumored to be dating his co-star, but both of them denied it. Rajput courted controversy when he came out in support of the producers of the film. He became the co-owner of Delhi Gladiators, a team in the Super Boxing League. He was given the opportunity to train at NASA in order to be a part of the Artemis program in the future. He kept his interest in astronomy and astrophysics by purchasing a high end telescope. He had a collection of 125 books.<mask> stated in an August 2017 interview that his collection was not for film research, but for his personal interests in cognitive science and behavioral economics. He was an avid reader and would bring books with him on film shoots. He was the subject of a rumour about his co-star. <mask> refused to comment on the claims before the two supposedly broke up. In the next year, it was reported that he was dating an actress and that they intended to keep the matter private. He said that if interviewers asked questions about him only, he could answer at his own discretion, but he would have to ask someone before he confirmed any details. They were seen on dates and outings in Mumbai and on a vacation to the Himalayan region of Ladakh.After <mask>'s death, Chakraborty confirmed that she was his girlfriend and that he would refuse medication, relying instead on yoga and meditation. According to <mask>'s father, the actor mentioned his plans to marry in 2021, but did not reveal his intended bride; Ankita Lokhande was the only girlfriend that his father had known about. <mask> was found dead in his home in Mumbai on June 14, 2020 at the age of 34. He was showing signs of depression and was suffering from a mental illness. The death was being treated as a suicide by the Mumbai Police. The cause of death was suicide due to hanging, according to the postmortem report. Between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. is when the postmortem examination will take place.There was no foul play found. Foul play was ruled out by the viscera report. <mask>'s family lodged a first information report with the police in Patna, where <mask>'s father lives, accusing five others of abetment of suicide. The ED filed a case to investigate the money laundered from <mask>'s bank accounts by his friends and family. The Supreme Court of India allowed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Indian national government's top investigating agency, to take control of the investigation in relation to <mask>'s death. The NCB filed a case to investigate drug peddling after receiving phone chats from ED. The drug case was linked to the investigation of the death probe.9 others were arrested before the arrest of Rhea's brother, Showik, in the drug case. The leader of a forensic medical team tasked by the Central Bureau of Investigation for assistance said that the death of <mask> was a case of suicide. Murder was completely ruled out. Gupta told ANI that there were no injuries to the body other than hanging. There were no marks of struggle or fight in the clothes of the dead person. ANI reported that the medical board of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences confirmed that <mask> died by suicide. The Central Bureau of Investigation continued to investigate the death of Rajput.There are reports in the media that there is a conclusion to the case. The reports are speculative and incorrect. List of Indian film actors References Further reading External links 1986 births Patna deaths 2020 suicides 21st-century Indian male actors Male actors in Hindi cinema Indian male soap opera actors

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texts: <mask> was an American economist. He was a professor of economics at New York University and the Academic Director of the Berkley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. He wrote more than eighty books and hundreds of journal articles. Baumol wrote about economic factors that affect the economy. He made significant contributions to the theory of entrepreneurship. He is one of the most influential economists in the world. He was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.<mask> was a potential recipient of the prize, but he died without receiving it. <mask> was born in the South Bronx. His parents were immigrants from Eastern Europe. <mask> received his bachelor's degree from the City College of New York in 1942. He served in the U.S. Army in World War II and later worked for the Department of Agriculture as an economist. He was admitted to the Master's program at the London School of Economics after being denied entry to the PhD program. He was admitted to the faculty as an assistant lecturer after seeing his debating skills at Lord Lionel Robbins' seminars.He taught graduate students who went on to become well-known economists, including Burton Malkiel. His research includes the Baumol-Tobin model of transactions demand for money, Baumol's cost disease, and Pigou taxes. The role of non-convexities in causing market failures was recognized in his research. <mask> contributed to the transformation of the field of finance and published contributions to the areas of efficiency of capital markets, portfolio theory, and capital budgeting. The place of the disruptive innovations and innovative entrepreneurs in traditional economic theory presents theoretic quandaries. <mask> made a huge contribution to this area of economic theory. In honor of his many years of work in the field of entrepreneurship and innovation, a special session was held in his name at the 2006 Annual Meetings of the American Economic Association.The Baumol Research Centre for Entrepreneurship Studies is named after <mask>. Baumol received the Global Award for Entrepreneurship Research in 2003 for his efforts to give theentrepreneur a key role in mainstream economic theory, for his theoretical and empirical studies of the nature of entrepreneurship, and for his analysis of the importance of institutions and incentives for the allocation of capital. An article about <mask>ol and his lifelong work to develop a place in economic theory for theentrepreneur was published in The Economist. They note that traditional micro economic theory doesn't hold a place for the important engine of innovation, the entrepreneur. Thanks to Mr. <mask>, economists now have a bit more room for entrepreneurs in their theories. The Microtheory of Innovative Entrepreneurship is the first formal theoretical analysis of the role of innovative entrepreneurs. Baumol wrote an introductory textbook with Alan Blinder called Macroeconomics: Principles and Policy.In the 1960s and 1970s, almost every economics department offered a course in operations research methods in economics, and the textbook used was Economic Theory and Operations Analysis by W. J<mask>. An entire generation of economics students were familiar with this book. Baumol was known for his interest in economics of art and the performing arts. Death Baumol died at the age of 95. "Community Indifference" was published in 1946, "A Community Indifference Map: A construction" was published in 1949. "Formalization of Mr. Harrod's Model" was published in 1949. Helen Makower wrote "The Analogy between Producer and Consumer Equilibrium Analysis".Economic Dynamics with R. Turvey. The transaction demand for cash is an inventory-theoretic approach. The outcome of the discussion is "The Classical Monetary Theory". Becker wrote Economica in 1952. Welfare Economics and the Theory of the State were published in 1952. "Firms with limited money capital" was written in Kyklos. There are economic processes and policies.The year 1954. There is more on the effect of a balanced budget. Peston was born in 1955. "Acceleration without magnification" was published in the AER. "Variety in Retailing" with E.A. Management science by Ide. "Speculation, Profitability and Stability" was written in 1957.AER published "Activity Analysis in One Lesson". "On the Theory of Oligopoly" was published in Economica. Econometrica published "Topology of Second Order Linear Difference Equations with Constant Coefficients". The Cardinal Utility is an oxymoron. Business behavior, value and growth, 1959 R.E. wrote "Integer Programming and Pricing". Econometrica was written by Gomory.Economic Theory and Operations Analysis was published in 1961. Managerial economics can be affected by economic theory. 1961, AER. "Pitfalls in contraceptive policies: some tools and results" was published in 1961. The Theory of Expansion of the Firm was written in 1962. "Stocks, Flows and Monetary Theory" was written in 1962. "An expected gain-confidence limit for portfolio selection" was written in 1963.There are rules of thumb and optimally imperfect decisions. W.G. wrote "On the Performing Arts: the anatomy of their economic problems". In 1965, AER. R.E.Quandt wrote "Investment and Discount Rates Under Capital Rationing". "Informed Judgement, Rigorous Theory and Public Policy" was written in the 1960's. The stock market and economic efficiency was published in 1965, The economic dilemma of performing arts in 1966.Essays in Mathematical Economics in honor of Oskar Morgenstern include "The Ricardo Effect in Point-Input, Point-Output Case". The AER published "Macroeconomics of Unbalanced Growth" in 1967. The "Calculation of Optimal Product and Retailer Characteristics" was published in 1967. B.G. wrote "The Firm's Optimal Debt-Equity Combination and the Cost of Capital". Malkiel was born in 1967. The error was produced by linearization in mathematical programming. M.L.Balinski wrote "The dual of Nonlinear Programming and its Economic Interpretation".The American Economic Review "On the Social Rate of Discount" was published in 1968. Analysis and Evaluation of Public Expenditures was published in 1969. "Input Choices and Rate-of-Return Regulation: An overview of the discussion" was written by A.K.Klevorick. D.F. wrote "Optimal Departures from Marginal Cost Pricing". The AER was written by Bradford in 1970. The Economics of Athenian Drama was published in 1971. International spills and trade, 1971.Mary Oates spoke about the Economics of the Theatre in Renaissance London. Essays in Honor of Lord Robbins contains "The Dynamics of Urban Problems and its Policy Implications". "Taxation and the Control of Externalities" was written in 1972. D.F. wrote "Detrimental Externalities and Non-Convexity of the Production Set". In 1972, Economica. "The Transformation of Values: What Marx Really Meant" was written in 1974. W.E.Oates wrote The Theory of Environmental Policy.Economics, Environmental Policy and Quality of Life were written by W.E.Oates and S.A. Batey Blackman. The theory of industry structure with J.C. Panzar and R.D. "Contestable Markets: An Uprising in the Theory of Industry Structure" was written in 1982. Microtheory: Applications and origins, 1986 Superfairness: Application and theory. Wolff, 1989. The Journal of Political Economy is about entrepreneurship. 98(4) pp.Perfect Markets and Easy Virtue: Business ethics and the invisible hand was written in 1990. The free market innovation machine analyzed the growth miracle of capitalism. 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texts: <mask> was a member of the Planning Commission of India. <mask> graduated with a B.A. In 1976, I received a degree in Economics from St. Stephen's College. He received an M.A. in 1978. The Delhi School of Economics has a degree in Economics. He received a PhD degree in Economics from Centre for Development Studies in 1984. <mask> held the portfolios of Water Resources, Rural Development and Decentralised Governance.He is the youngest member of the commission. The paradigm shift in the management of water resources was drafted by <mask>. He was the Chairman of the Government of India's Committee for Revision of the Guidelines for the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Program. An expert on water and rural development, he holds memberships in several important committees and serves as the chair of the Revitalising Rainfed Areas Network in India. He is the first President of the Bharat Rural Livelihoods Foundation, which supports innovative civil society action in close partnership with state governments. The Task Force on the National Social Assistance programme was chaired by him. The Advisory Council of the first India Rural Development Report was chaired by <mask> <mask>.One of the largest grass-roots initiatives for water and livelihood security was founded in 1990 by him and his partner. <mask> <mask> has spent nearly three decades living and working in central tribal India, forging a new paradigm of inclusive and sustainable development. The book, India's Drylands: Tribal Societies and Development through Environmental Regeneration, was published by Oxford University Press in 1998. Watershed programmes for food security and employment guarantee in India are brought out in the book. He has played a significant role in shaping policies and in the development of tribal areas. The Human Development Report of the state was written by him. <mask> teaches a course on the Political Economy of India's Development at Ashoka University, where he is a visiting faculty member.<mask> was appointed the first distinguished visiting professor at the university. <mask> was the leader of the Shiv Nadar University. The program aims to be a first-of-its-kind program globally. Few programs can incorporate the multi-disciplinary character of water. There are still more people who deal with the policy requirements of the sector. The program seeks to address both lacunae by drawing from leading water experts from across the world. The main aim of the program is to create a critical mass of water professionals with a historically and socially contextualised, multi-disciplinary perspective and understanding of water.Water professionals would guide the development of sustainable and just 21st century policies, programmes and solutions to the growing water crisis. In September 2015, <mask> <mask> Committee Report with 12 renowned water scholars and activists commenting on it and <mask> <mask> giving a response. The CWC sent a strong note condemning the recommendations to the Water Resources Minister. The CWC claimed that these recommendations were anti-dam and anti-development, but <mask> said that they intended to make them stronger institutions in a new avatar which would give more power to states and reduce delays in techno-economic appraisals of projects. <mask> <mask> says that it is not enough to just build dams and forget about the trillions of litres of water stored in them.The water needs to reach the people. The idea of forming a National Water Commission is being considered by the prime minister's office. <mask> was appointed Chair of the Task Group to draft the Karnataka State Water Policy. The report was submitted in December. The Government of MP asked <mask> to chair a group of water experts to come up with a new water strategy. The National Water Policy was set up by the Government of India. The Committee was chaired by Dr. <mask> <mask>.This is the first time since the National Water Policy was first drafted in 1987 that a person from the outside government has been asked to chair the committee. The Planning Commission of India has people from Gujarat.

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texts: <mask> was an American politician who controlled a Democratic political machine that dominated Duval County, Texas and Jim Wells County. Like his father before him, he was known as "The Duke of Duval". <mask> was born on March 1, 1901 in San Diego, Texas. His father was a political boss. During one of his father's terms in the Texas Legislature, <mask> was a legislative page and attended the West Texas Military Academy. He was a member of the football team that won the South Texas championship in 1921. He did not complete a degree at any of the post-secondary educational institutions he attended.He entered the University of Texas Law School in 1923 as a special student, but left without a degree. He was admitted to practice after passing the bar exam. He was appointed by his father to complete his brother's term as county judge. He married his high school sweetheart in 1923. They divorced again in 1949. He married Eva Perez. He had two children.While on cow ponies with western saddles, <mask> and his friends were enthusiastic and accomplished polo players. The machine was used for corruption and illegal donations. In Texas, political support came from the southernmost counties. The machine could be used to get votes from the poor and uneducated Mexican-Americans. As a result, the county saw its largely marginalized but large numbers of native Texan yeoman farmers slowly disappear leaving the commission to be controlled by the <mask> family and its cronies. The new Mexican-American majority in the county made the leadership of the Parr Machine feel secure enough to offer jobs to the remaining independent white farmers. The Hispanic population and the commission made the county a bastion of Democratic strength.By 1940, the white educated population had been reduced to a tiny minority. His charisma, Robin Hood tendencies, and Spanish language skills earned him the support of the public. <mask> took over the political machine after his father's death, and the populace named it after him. <mask> was seen as heir apparent by the people when he attended the Democratic National Convention in Houston with his father. The plan was to defeat four term Republican congressman Harry M. Wurzbach in the upcoming election. Johnson's college student son also attended. He was seated in the House because of election fraud, despite losing the 1928 election.As a result of the discovery of oil in Duval County, <mask> was able to accumulate a small fortune. The family's network has limited influence in Texas politics and patronage to the Democrats. Despite running against a Mexican-American, James Albon Mattox received a majority of the vote in the county despite being the Democratic Party nominee for Texas Attorney General. Political machines can be associated with political crimes such as corruption and fraud. Along with other large landowners and managers of landed estates owned by prominent Eastern businessmen, <mask> helped develop the practice of working illegal aliens and later using them for political interests. His political career included serving as both the judge and sheriff. The Dobie Ranch and the San Diego State Bank were owned by him.He was a silent partner of many businesses in South Texas. He served nine months in El Reno after violating his parole after he was convicted of tax evasion. In July 1943, he applied for a presidential pardon, but it was blocked by the U.S. Attorney General. In 1934 Archie's reelection to the Texas State senate was in doubt and he hoped that building a road to Corpus Christi across the King Ranch would save his political career. <mask> was angry when Robert Kleberg, Jr. refused. You're crucifying my father. I will get you.If it's the last thing I do, I'll gut you. The other political jefes in the Rio Grande valley would benefit from a pardon. Truman granted a pardon restoring his civil rights February 20, 1946, after Tom Clark replaced Biddle. He was able to oust his congressional opponent through political maneuvering. Major John E. Lyle, Jr. served in the European Theater during World War II with Congressman Richard M. Kleberg. The nickname "Duke of Duval County" was given to <mask> by this time. In 1948, Coke R. Stevenson, Lyndon B. Johnson and others ran for the U.S. Senate.The two candidates advanced to a second election. Stevenson held a 112-vote lead for five days after the election. Jim Wells County added 202 additional votes, 200 of which were for Johnson. In an era when Republicans were not competitive in the South, Johnson won the nomination by 87 votes. Observers agree that the Jim Wells County vote totals in Johnson's favor were influenced by the influence of <mask>. The 1946 presidential pardon was one of the reasons why <mask> felt obligated to Johnson. In 1944, Stevenson was asked by the Governor to appoint a district attorney from the Raymond family.The governor was told by the commander of the Army Air Force Base that half of his men suffered from venereal disease and that a district attorney connected to the local political machine meant less enforcement of laws against prostitution. For the sake of the war effort, Stevenson appointed a different candidate. In 1950, <mask> became a thorn in the side of Governor Allan Shivers and Attorney General John Ben Shepperd. The machine was being investigated by federal officials. There were 650 indictments brought against machine members. His conviction for fraud was dismissed after he failed to be indicted. All attempts to investigate and convict him for fraud, bribe, corruption, and murder were protected by Lyndon Johnson.Shepperd was a political advisor to Johnson. Jake Floyd is the leader of the Freedom Party in Alice, Texas. The district court was an important office used to control all of South Texas. The assassination of Buddy Floyd, Jake's son, by Mario Sapet on September 8, 1952, signaled turbulent times for the Parr Machine. From time to time, political candidates would make him an object of their reform campaigns. A team of Texas Rangers and state investigators were sent down in 1954. He beat the case despite being charged with swindling.The legal and political backlash did not affect the control of Jim Wells and Duval counties by the Parr Machine. The Johnson administration ended in 1968. He gave up control of his machine to his nephew by the early 1970s. The law caught up with him in 1974 when he was sentenced to ten years in prison for income tax evasion. On April 1, 1975, he was found dead at his ranch. The take-over of the county Democratic party by the large Mexican-American population made it difficult for the small white landowning minority to retain control of the county. Although the county has remained one of the strongest and most consistently Democratic localities in Texas, it is still influenced by the family and its network which gives both national and local candidates margins greater than 70 percent.The Dynasty of Duval County was founded by <mask>'s father. Archie's grandson and adopted son was the third Duke of the Duval County Dynasty. The man who was the county judge from 1959 to 1975 died in 2000. Dallas Morning News, August 18, 20, 1974 External links County judges in Texas American people convicted of tax crimes 1901 births 1975 suicides People from San Diego, Texas Texas Democrats American politicians who committed suicide

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texts: <mask>-man was a Korean nationalist and independence activist who came to the United States of America after spending time in prison. Korean nationalist organizations were established in Denver, Nebraska and Hawaii by <mask>. The Korean Military Corps was founded by <mask>. <mask> may have been involved in anti-communist activity after the March 1st movement in 1919. <mask> was killed in Beijing. <mask> was born on July 2, 1881 in Cheorwon, a rural town in Gangwon province, to a family with military traditions. <mask> was raised by his uncle after his parents died.<mask> moved to Japan with his uncle. He became involved with various protest movements after returning to Korea from Japan in 1897. <mask> was imprisoned because of his activities. He met Syngman Rhee while he was in prison. "The Spirit of Independence" is a book about reform and patriotism. <mask> smuggled the manuscript out of prison after he was released around 1903. His uncle returned to Korea and <mask> joined him in North Korea, where he worked at a private school.<mask> moved to the United States of America in the late 19th century. <mask> was a student at the Hastings College when he moved to Nebraska. He moved to Colorado again to join his uncle, who was one of the first Korean immigrants to live in Denver. The Korean nationalist network in Denver was organised by <mask> and his uncle. After his uncle was killed in 1907, <mask> returned to Nebraska to study political and military science at the University of Nebraska. One of the leaders of the Korean-American community, <mask> established a military school in Nebraska in June 1909. <mask> believed in military action against Japan in order to achieve an independent Korea.He wanted to give young Korean-Americans with military training for the upcoming clash with Japan. History, English, Korean and even agriculture were taught to students. <mask> was editor of the Korean newspaper The New Korea in San Francisco in 1910, after dabbling in journalism. After being released from prison and living in the United States, Syngman Rhee was asked to take over <mask>'s military school in Hastings, Nebraska. After arriving, he was very critical of the school and only stayed a short time. The school closed in 1915. One of the KNA's headquarters was in Hawaii and <mask> served as its vice-chairman for a time.He continued his editorial work at the Korean National Herald after moving to Honolulu in 1912. <mask> established the Korean Military Corps as he considered a military confrontation with Japan. A firm believer in the use of military force to secure independence for Korea, <mask> gradually fell out with Syngman Rhee and others in the KNA, who favored a more diplomatic solution to Korea's annexation by Japan. Rhee preferred the funds collected from the Korean-American community to be spent on education rather than maintaining the Korean Military Corps. The Corps was shut down in 1917 because of the funding issue. After the 1 March 1919 uprising which resulted in the Declaration of Independence, <mask> translated it into English and published it in Honolulu. <mask> joined the American Expeditionary Force in May 1919.The American Expeditionary Force was dispatched to Siberia in 1918 to assist the Czechoslovak Legions in their retreat from the Bolsheviks during the Russian Civil War. Japanese forces were present in the region to help fight the Bolsheviks, but also to expand their influence in North East Asia. <mask> thought his trip to Siberia was an ideal start to fight Japanese colonialism. His role with the American Expeditionary Force was as an intelligence officer, and it is likely that he collected information on the communist Koreans present in Siberia at the time. Three separate governments of Korea had been established in the interim. By September 1919, these had merged into a single government, with Syngman Rhee appointed as president. <mask> was offered the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs.After finishing his duties with the American Expeditionary Force, <mask> arrived in Shanghai in March 1920. <mask> was only part of the PGK for a short time. <mask> may have been deterred from playing a more significant role with the organisation because of the selection of Syngman Rhee as head of the PKG. <mask> was involved in negotiations to form a secret mutual defense pact between the Soviets and the newly established PGK. <mask> spent time training recruits and preparing for a military campaign against Japan. He returned to Korea in 1924 with a group of military and business leaders of the pro-Japanese Chinese government, but little is known about his activities in Manchuria. <mask> was assassinated in Beijing on 17 October 1928 by a Korean communist due to his activities in Siberia and Manchuria.The history of Korea's independence movement can be found in the Sinhan Minbo Notes.

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texts: <mask> was an English naval officer and prominent campaigner for parliamentary reform. He became known as the Father of Reform. Edmund was the inventor of the power loom. His older brother Edmund was the inventor of the power loom and his younger brother George was a trader and explorer of Labrador. At the age of eighteen, he joined the Royal Navy. In his first year of service, he was present at the capture of Cherbourg and served in the Battle of Quiberon Bay. He was appointed to act as the chief magistrate of the settlement after he was engaged.He was in the post for five years. From 1763 to 14 May 1766, he was commander of the ship. George went on a cruise with his brother to chase criminals. Ill-health forced Cartwright to retire from active service in 1741. At the outbreak of the American War of Independence, he refused an appointment as first lieutenant to the Duke of Cumberland because he believed that the colonists had right on their side. He gave up a path to certain promotion because he didn't want to fight against the cause which he felt to be just. He wrote "American Independence the Glory and Interest of Great Britain" in 1774.He married in the 18th century. He adopted a daughter of his brother. He served for seventeen years as a major in the Nottinghamshire Militia after it was first raised. He was superseded illegally. His first work on reform in parliament appeared in 1776, with the exception of Earl Stanhope's pamphlets. It was called, Take your choice. The second edition of The Legislative Rights of the Commonalty Vindicated advocated for annual parliaments and manhood suffrage.Universal speach and annual parliaments were the main tasks of his life. The Society for Constitutional Information was formed in 1780 after he conceived the project of a political association. The London Corresponding Society sprang from this society. <mask> was unwearied for the promotion of reform. He was a witness in the trial of his friends. He made friends with other Radicals, including Sir Francis Burdett, 5th Baronet, William Cobbett and Francis Place, when he moved to Enfield, Middlesex, in the 18th century. The clubs were started to bring together middle class moderates and lower class radicals in the reform cause.In 1812, he toured northwest England in order to promote the idea. The first Hampden Club was founded by <mask>. The Manchester Observer was formed in 1818 by Knight, <mask> and James Wroe. In 1819, the same team formed the Patriotic Union Society, which invited Henry "Orator" Hunt and <mask> to speak at a public rally in Manchester, but the elderly <mask> was unable to attend what became the Peterloo massacre. In 1819, <mask> was indicted for conspiracy and sentenced to pay a fine of £100 for speaking at a parliamentary reform meeting. The English Constitution outlined his ideas including government by the people and legal equality which he believed could only be achieved by universal speach, the secret ballot and equal electoral districts. He became the main patron of the Radical publisher Thomas Jonathan Wooler, who was best known for his satirical journal The Black Dwarf.The English Constitution was sent to the former President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson. "Your age of eighty-four and mine of eighty-one years ensure us a quick meeting," Jefferson wrote in July. In the mean time, I pray you to accept assurances of my high veneration and esteem for your person and character, because we have both witnessed the good and evil in the course of our long lives. Major Cartwight sold his heavily mortgaged estates at Marnham and bought others at Brothertoft. He built a mill at the bottom of Spital Hill with 18 other people. In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Glorious Revolution, it was called the Revolution Mill. He wanted to use his brother's weaving patents to make cloth.He began the mechanical spinning of wool. The business was not successful. The mill was for sale in 1798 and 1805. Only one building remains after the mill was largely demolished. The estate at Brothertoft was used to conduct crop trials and to develop new agricultural implements, several of which were invented by the estate steward, William Amos. He turned over a large part of his estate to the cultivation of woad, creating dedicated buildings and improving the apparatus used to process the crop. On September 23, 1824, <mask> died in London and was buried at St Mary's Church.A monument to him was paid for by the public. Due to its dangerous condition, it was placed on the English Heritage Heritage at Risk Register. As a result of a grant from Historic England, the monument has been removed from the register. A monument from a design by Macdowell was erected to him in London in the 19th century. The original name of the street was Burton Crescent. His statue faces a student hall of residence with tennis courts and a terrace of houses behind it. The west coast of Graham Island in the Queen Charlotte Islands of British Columbia, Canada, was named Cartwright Sound in honor of the captain who served in the Royal Navy.The life and correspondence of <mask> was edited by his niece. <mask> House was built in 1976, and was named after him. Some of the blocks on the estate were named after social and political reformers. Tower Hamlets Community Housing is a local housing association. People from Bassetlaw District include English activists, English philosophers, English suffragists, and British reformers.

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texts: The American writer and community activist <mask> was born in New York City on February 15, 1912. After the American Civil War, she moved North with her husband and family to rebuild their life. He and the Confederate general were influential in New York society, which included many "Confederate carpetbaggers" after the war. She and her husband abandoned the Confederacy after moving to New York. There is a home for women and children in Brooklyn, New York. She helped found several heritage organizations, including Preservation of the Virginia Antiquities, the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, and the Mary Washington Memorial Association. She was raising money to support their goals.She was a central figure in raising money to help children in Jacksonville, Florida. Two histories, two memoirs of the Civil War years, and novels with the Macmillan Company were published by Pryor in the early 1900s. Her first memoir was recommended by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, which encouraged southern women writers to defend the southern cause. Historians have used her memoirs to learn about the life of her society during and after the war. <mask> was the daughter of Samuel Blair <mask>, a Baptist preacher, and his second wife, Lucinda Leftwich, and they had more than 10 children together. Mary Blair Hargrave and her husband, Dr. Samuel Pleasants Hargrave, adopted <mask> at the age of three. The aunt and uncle were slaves.The Hargraves moved to Virginia to seek a better education for <mask> when she was eight years old. On her father's side, <mask> was a granddaughter of <mask> of "Greenwood", Charlotte County, Virginia. She was a great-granddaughter of <mask> and Mary Blair. William wanted to honor the original Mary Blair, his mother, so <mask> named one of her daughters "Mary Blair". <mask> was an orator and clergyman. The first constitution of the State of Kentucky was framed by him. She was a granddaughter of Rev. on her mother's side.They are a great-granddaughter of Col. John Otey and a great-granddaughter of William Leftwich. A battalion of riflemen was commanded by Col. John Otey. Also descendant of Col. William Leftwich. There was a marriage and family on November 8, 1848. He became a politician. He was elected to both the US Congress and the Confederate Congress. They had grown up in slaveholding families.He supported the institution with fiery speeches. He publicly apologized for his support of the Confederacy. The last child of <mask> and Roger A<mask> was born after the war. She married her cousin <mask>. Mary Blair published several books under the pen name Blair Niles Blair Niles. He had been suffering from depression when he died at the age of 20. He was admitted to Princeton College at a young age and was the first mathematical fellow.He was buried in a cemetery. Roger was a lawyer in New York. Mary Blair <mask> was married to Francis Thomas Walker. She had a daughter named Mary Blair Walker. There was a body in the cemetery. <mask> <mask> died young after becoming a physician and surgeon in New York. He was buried in a cemetery.Lucy was married to A. Page Brown is an architect. They moved to San Francisco in 1889. Theodora Bland <mask> was the daughter of Fanny. William de Leftwich Dodge was a painter. They lived in Paris and New York. <mask> and Roger's great-great-great-granddaughter is an author.When her husband was commissioned as an officer in the Confederate Army, he traveled with his company and served as a nurse. His family cared for his children as they had been living in Petersburg. She returned to Petersburg to keep their family together after he resigned his commission. Roger Pryor moved to New York after the war to start a new law practice. <mask> and the children moved to Brooklyn Heights in 1868. Their struggle through ten years of poverty was described in her second memoir, although she always had a domestic servant, first a former slave from Virginia, who returned to the South, and then an Irish woman. She sewed all the clothes for her children, found places for the younger girls at the Packer School, got a loan from a family friend with her husband's war silver as security, and helped her husband with his law studies.A number of influential southerners in New York were known as "Confederate carpetbaggers". The social life of New York City was active in the late 19th century. She and her family were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Immigrants arrived in New York. She and other women in Brooklyn Heights raised money to find a home for women and children in need. The group gained $10,000 from her petition to the state legislature. The Home started in the 1870s after the women collected an additional $20,000.According to her memoir, there was an increase in interest in historic items after the United States Centennial celebration in New York. At a time when societies were forming quickly, she helped found and develop the following organizations: Preservation of the Virginia Antiquities, which came to own historic Jamestown among other properties; and Mary Washington Memorial Association, which raised funds to commission a memorial. There was a chapter of the DAR in New York. She managed a ball to raise money to build a monument over Mary Washington's grave. The preservation of historic assets was important to these events. <mask> Pryor was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She used journals as a basis for her two memoirs, which were published in the early twentieth century.She joined other Southern women who began to publish work reflecting their own experiences and contributed to the public discourse about the war. Around the turn of the century, a number of memoirs by Southern women were published. Her status as the wife of a Confederate officer gave her legitimacy. The UDC encouraged southern women to write about their experiences in order to increase their cultural power. In her Reminiscences of Peace and War, she wrote about antebellum society, but she also defended the Confederacy. The works of these three were recommended by the UDC. She promoted the idea that the recent war had nothing to do with slavery.She said that the average soldier in the South fought to resist the invasion. She wrote that he fought for his section after noting that most soldiers were not slaveholders. In the early 1900s, Pryor wrote two histories and several novels. At a time when southern women writers were having difficulty in getting their books published, she may have continued her success because of her status in New York. Her memoirs are important sources for historians. Surviving the Confederacy: Rebellion, Ruin, and Recovery: Roger and <mask>r during the Civil War, which was also a social history of their circle, was written by John C. Waugh in the late 20th century. Theodorick and William were near their mother's grave at the cemetery.Her husband and daughter were also buried there. Capital Dames: The Civil War and the Women of Washington was written by Cokie Roberts. The influence on naming female descendants after Mary Blair was documented by 3xgreat-granddaughter,Erin L. Richman. The Mother of Washington and her Times and Reminiscences of Peace and War are both available as free e-books. Roberts, Cokie, "Capital Dames: The Civil War and the Women of Washington 1848-1868" was published in 2015. Surviving the Confederacy: Rebellion, Ruin, and Recovery is a book written by John C. Waugh.

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texts: The Dutch sculptor, merchant, and architect who was instrumental in establishing a late Renaissance form of Mannerism changing into Baroque was named <mask>. The majority of his works were in Amsterdam. He was the father of the <mask> family and the uncle of the <mask> family's apprentices. The son of a cabinetmaker, <mask> was born in Utrecht. The monastery he grew up in was expropriated. The young man was trained by the elder Bloemaert. After Bloemaert moved to Amsterdam, he married Beyken van Wildre.He was going to work as an independent artist. He worked as a city stonemason and sculptor. The construction of the Zuiderkerk resumed in 1606 after they agreed with the church board. He went to London with a friend to study the Royal Exchange. Is that where he contracted Nicholas Stone? After his tour of Italy in 1614, Inigo Jones seems to have turned his attention to architecture. The weigh house in Hoorn was designed by De Keyser who sold petit Granit.<mask> lived at the corner of Groenburgwal. Hans van Steenwinckel the Younger and his brother Lorenz may have asked <mask> for advice or training. Many of his siblings lived in the area. His brothers Jacob and Aert were cabinetmakers, and his nephew was a timber merchant. The house was sold to the community in 1639 by the heirs. The painter Ketel was friendly with <mask> and both were Remonstrant. The portraits Ketel painted of the architect are illustrated by <mask>'s relations with him.A number of important buildings, gates and towers are located in Hendrick, which are part of the core of Dutch historic sites. Important insights into <mask>'s work can be found in the historic buildings. He cooperated with the man. Staets en Cornelis Danckertsz. The Commodity Exchange was pulled down in the 19th century. The East India House in Amsterdam was designed by him. He renovated the Bank van in 1616.The renovation of the Waag took place in 1617 according to his design, while the Munttoren was ready to add a clock in 1619. The late Mannerist style referred to as the "Amsterdam Renaissance" was established by <mask> <mask>er's projects in Amsterdam. He might be influenced by <mask> <mask>. The Amsterdam Renaissance style is different from the Italian Renaissance architecture. Classical elements were used on a large scale, but mostly as decorative elements. Classical architecture was laid down in the Italian writings of Serlio and Palladio. His version came to full bloom at the end of the second decade of the 17th century, setting the stage for the later Dutch classical phase.<mask> pursued a career as an architect, but also worked as a sculptor. The tomb of William the Silent was designed by him. De Keyser didn't live to see the finished product. His son completed his work. The architect's most important sketches were included in Salomon <mask>'s book. <mask> kept in touch with the mainstream of European architecture thanks to his international contacts. Inigo Jones is thought to have worked with him in England.Nicholas Stone joined <mask> and Danckerts when they returned to Amsterdam. Stone became <mask>'s son-in-law in 1613. Henry Stone studied with <mask> <mask>. On his birthday, <mask> died and was buried. There is a list of works in Amsterdam. There is a decoration on the top that is not by HdK. The Oost-Indisch Huis is in Amsterdam.It is not certain if the attribution is correct. Montelbaanstoren is in Amsterdam. Zuiderkerk is in Amsterdam. Beurs van Hendrick <mask>er was demolished in 1835. 1614-1623: Praalgraf Willem van Oranje. The Haarlemmerpoort, Amsterdam, was built in 1615 and demolished in 1838. Stadhuis is in Delft.Noorderkerk, Amsterdam, together with a city mason. The work was done by <mask> <mask>. The Statue of Erasmus was completed by <mask> <mask>. The works are attributed to <mask> <mask>. 1616 was pulled down. The store is in Amsterdam. 1607 was pulled down.The Herengracht is in Amsterdam. Ca. 1618. It is not certain if the Attribution to HdK is correct. Keizersgracht 123 is in Amsterdam. It was designed by either Huybert or <mask>. A full text exhibition catalog from The Metropolitan Museum of Art contains information on Dutch sculptors, Dutch architects and Dutch Golden Age sculptors.

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texts: <mask> was a Chinese American restauranteur in Chinatown in San Francisco. He was the owner of <mask>'s restaurant, which opened in 1953, and published a book on Cantonese cuisine, Eight Immortal Flavors, which was praised by Craig Claiborne and James Beard. The Mandarin in Ghirardelli Square is credited with popularizing authentic Chinese cuisine as a fine dining option, replacing the stereotypical chop suey American Chinese cuisine of the 1950s and 60s. Kan moved to San Francisco with his family when he was nine years old. He began working at a grocery store because his parents couldn't afford to send him to junior high school. Kan earned a lucrative contract with Barnum and Bailey after he advertised in Variety at his brother's suggestion. The ice cream with traditional Chinese flavors was introduced by Kan in 1935.The weekend crowds from Berkeley and Stanford were drawn to Fong Fong. The Chinese Kitchen restaurant opened at the corner of Mason and Pacific in 1939. The first Chinese food delivery service in America used hot water tanks in the back of Chevrolet trucks to keep food hot. The largest single investor was Ernest Tsang, who contributed US$5,500 of the US$9,700 capital raised by the Cathay House restaurant. On July 23, 1943, Kan enlisted in the Army and was discharged on November 26 of the same year. Kan sued Tsang after he refused to be restored as co-manager of Cathay House. According to Tsang's testimony, he had offered Kan the co-manager job at his previous salary of US$500/month upon Kan's return from the Army, but Kan had refused and asked for a salary equivalent to Tsang's, at US$750/month.The initial suit was not successful, and a subsequent state-level appeal was also unsuccessful, but the verdict was later overturned in federal court. The restaurant "Kan's" was located at 708 Grant Avenue. In Kan's words, he wanted to open the first efficient and most elaborate Chinese restaurant in Chinatown since the collapse of the old Mandarin. According to the Chinese Historical Society of America, Kan's was the first restaurant in Chinatown to win the Holiday Award for fine dining for 14 years in a row. Its name was in many San Francisco restaurants. World-famous celebrities, movie stars, the rich and the powerful came to Kan's, and their appearances were written up by a San Francisco columnist. The interior at Kan's was designed by Don Clever.The introduction of an innovative version of the Lazy Susan to Chinese restaurants has been attributed to Kan's. The hub of Chinese American cuisine was San Francisco's Chinatown, where a new generation of entrepreneurial restaurant owners was trying to better adapt Chinese cooking to American tastes. <mask>n opened a Cantonese-style restaurant. He worked with three Chinese-American friends to try to make his restaurant respectable and modern. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., and Marilyn Monroe were some of the celebrities who dined at Kan's. She admits she had a crush on the maitre d' and the food was good. After Kan asked Walter Cronkite if he would like to meet the chef, Cronkite was ushered into the kitchen and introduced to Danny Kaye, who had been studying Chinese cooking at Kan's for years.After the success of Kan's Restaurant, the four partners recruited a fifth partner, Dan Lee, who opened a premium Chinese restaurant on the San Francisco Peninsula. In 1968, Ming's moved to 1700 Embarcadero Road and was sold in 1991. After the restaurant closed at the end of the year, the land was supposed to be redeveloped into an extended-stay hotel with a smaller restaurant in the lobby. The plans fell through. The City of Palo Alto adopted a mitigated negative declaration for the site as an auto dealership. Jake Lee Kan commissioned twelve paintings from Jake Lee in 1959 and hung them in the private dining room at Kan's. The paintings were thought to have been lost after Kan's death in 1972, but Guy Wong kept them up until he closed his restaurant in the early 1990s.Chau threw them away because he ran out of space. At an auction in Pasadena in 2010, eleven of the twelve reappeared. After raising $60,000 from donors, the Chinese Historical Society of America acquired seven of the eleven that were on the auction block. The twelfth painting, depicting the champion Chinese fire-hose team of Deadwood, South Dakota in 1888, was found after Guy Wong and Bloor Chau were tracked down. A private collector in Kern County bought the remaining paintings. On December 7, 1972, Kan died from cancer at Saint Francis Memorial Hospital. The funeral services were held in Oakland.The Hakone Gardens were purchased by <mask> and his wife Helen and restored before being sold to the city of Saratoga in 1966. Kan photographed Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in San Francisco in 1941. There is a museum in SF. <mask> and John C. Young are seated at a large dining table. The magazine from the Smithsonian. The recipe for <mask>'s Coriander Chicken Salad is from San Francisco's Chinatown.

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texts: He is an Irish actor and stand-up comedian. He presented the British shows Just for Laughs and Uncut! Best Unseen Ads has appeared on a number of television cooking shows. The third of four children was born on April 16, 1972 in Swords, County Dublin, Ireland. He was made entertainments convener at the Students' Union in his second year of study after deciding to study horticulture at the University of Strathclyde. The Comedy Cellar started in the basement of the 13th Note public house in Glasgow. David Ianucci's brother was on the roster on the first night.Ford Kiernan, Phil Kay, Greg Hemphill, Alan Francis, and Alan Tyler were booked over the next few months. He moved to London after a few months. He was booked to appear at The Comedy Cellar by Ford Kiernan and J.P. Leach. After building up his act on observational comedy, he was nominated for a Perrier Comedy Award. He recorded a DVD in the UK in 2006 called Pedantic and Whimsical, which was a "greatest hits" set of his material to date. He did voice-over work for the Carphone Warehouse adverts. The Weakest Link had a special edition in February of 2007.At the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, he has performed eight sell-out shows. He has performed to full capacity audiences in Canada, France, Australia, New Zealand and the United States. He has appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien in the U.S. He participated in the Cat Laughs Comedy Festival in Kilkenny before making his debut at the Newbury Comedy Festival. He recorded a live DVD Different Class at The King's Theatre in Glasgow in March of 2009. A group of public figures signed an open letter against the state visit of the Pope to the UK. As of January 2021, <mask> had appeared on 66 episodes of Mock the Week, making him the most common guest panellist.The Big Big Talent Show and Blind Date were some of the earliest TV appearances by <mask>. He made fun of Father Ted and two other priests on a phone chat line in the Father Ted episode "A Christmassy Ted". Uncut! has been presented by <mask>. He is a regular guest on The Panel, HeadJam, and Never Mind the Buzzcocks. He has appeared on several shows, including Bring Me the Head of Light Entertainment, Have I Got News for You, The Bubble, and We Need Answers. He's appeared on the show six times. He discussed his pet hates, including occasional smokers and his girlfriend's snoring, in a series of comedy shorts on the MSN Video Channel.The second part of the programme, Three Men Go to Scotland, was aired on December 30th, 2010 and featured a ride in order to reach the Cuillin mountains for his Munro bagging attempt. On March 31, 2012 <mask> appeared on All Star Family Fortunes. The One Show had a guest on July 5, 2012. The segments were presented during Volcano Live. He set a record for the programme when he appeared on a celebrity version of The Chase. The three-part fly-on-the-wall television series, "Dara and <mask>'s Great Big Adventure," followed the journey of two friends down the Pan-American Highway. He won the Technical Challenge with his lemon meringue pie when he was a contestant on The Great Comic Relief Bake Off.The fourth episode of The Great Sport Relief Bake Off was hosted by him. He was a contestant on the Celebrity Best Home Cook. "I cover them in a dry rub that I've been honing by trial and error for years, then shove them in a barrel smoker for about 10 hours, spraying them with apple juice and cider to keep them moist," he said. One of the judgesfavourites in episode two was <mask>, who was described as a reasonably strong participant. He was eliminated in episode five. The title character in the 2000 ITV adaptation of the pantomime Aladdin and a small part in the 2000 comedy film Rat was played by acting <mask>. In 2001 he was the main character in a sitcom.After one series, it was canceled. He starred in a film in 2005. The film is about a man named John Davies who suffers from obsessive compulsive disorders. When his current girlfriend leaves him, he decides to replace her with the most attractive woman on the planet. The film follows his attempts to curb his old obsessions in order to meet Veronika. He won an Angel award at the Monaco Film Festival as the best supporting actor for his role in Are You Ready For Love, a comedy film set in London. The British feature film version of Tony Hawks' book Round Ireland with a Fridge was released in September 2010 and on DVD in November 2010.Reunited was a television pilot that featured Rob. Each month, he writes a column for the hillwalking magazine TGO in which he tries a different outdoor activity in the company of an expert. He had a column in the Metro newspaper. As a child, Stephen was the funniest member of the family. His brother Paul was a comedy director at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. His younger brother Paul died at the age of 44. He has a sister that is older than him.The couple married in 2008. The older of the two sons is called Cosmo, while the younger is called Magnus. After he was previously  Briain's best man, he returned the favour and was the best man at his wedding. He is a patron of Humanists UK. Stand-up shows online include Ed Venturing Filmography and Books Sit- Down Comedy. References External links 1972 births Living people 20th-century Irish comedians 20th-century Irish male actors Alumni of the University of Strathclyde Irish

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texts: <mask> is an Iranian-Finnish mixed martial artist competing in thefeatherweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. One of the fastest knockouts in UFC history was achieved by <mask> when he knocked out Andy Ogle in the first round. In Kermanshah, Iran, <mask> was born into a Kurdish family. The family fled from Iran to Iraq and settled in a refugee camp. After the Iran–Iraq War, the family were resettling in Vaasa, Finland. Growing up as a small-sized immigrant in Vaasa, <mask> was subjected to serious physical and mental bully from daycare up until the upper comprehensive school. He went to the upper comprehensive school in Turku after moving there with his family.A high school suited for students with professional sports ambitions is where Amirkhani went to study. He failed to graduate from high schools twice after dropping out of the school. He was accepted to study at the Pajulahti Sports Institute after three tries. He competed for the Finns in Greco-Roman wrestling and freestyle wrestling and won two medals, one silver and one bronze. At the June 2015 weigh-in, he held a Kurdistan flag as he stood on the scales. His first professional fight was in 2010 and he began training in mixed martial arts MzEkhani began training in mixed martial arts MzEkhani began training in mixed martial arts MzEkhani began training in mixed martial arts MzEkhani began training in mixed martial arts MzEkhani began training in mixed Before signing with the UFC in December 2014, he had a record of 10–2 with eight finishes, all by submission, and all in the first round, and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611The Ultimate Fighting Championship had a promotional match on January 24, 2015. He won the fight in 8 seconds. The Performance of the Night bonus was earned by him. There was a bout with Diego Rivas at UFC Fight Night 69. Shortly after the bout was announced, Rivas was pulled from the fight due to undisclosed reasons and replaced by Masio Fullen. The fight was won by submission due to a rear naked choke. On February 27, 2016 at UFC Fight Night 84, <mask> faced Mike Wilkinson.He won the fight. A new four-fight contract with the UFC was signed in January. He faced Arnold Allen in the first bout. He lost the fight. At UFC Fight Night 130, <mask> won the back-and-forth fight via split decision, after being knocked down twice with uppercuts. The UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Smith was held on 1 June 2019. He won the fight with a choke submission.The second Performance of the Night bonus award was earned by <mask>. The fight was held at UFC 244 on November 2, 2019. He lost the fight in the third round. The UFC Fight Night: Woodley vs. Edwards was scheduled for March 21, 2020. The bout was canceled due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Danny Henry faced <mask> at UFC 251. He won the fight with a submission.Edson Barboza replaced Sodiq Yusuff at UFC Fight Night 179. He lost the fight. On June 5, 2021, <mask> was to face Landwehr at UFC Fight Night 189. Landwehr was replaced by newcomer Kamuela Kirk due to injury. The bout was decided by a unanimous decision. The fight was scheduled to take place on October 30, 2021. Lerone Murphy replaced Connelly due to a neck injury.After getting caught shooting for a takedown at the beginning of the second round, Amirkhani was knocked out by knock out with a knee. After almost two years to the date when they were originally scheduled to compete, Mike Grundy and Amirkhani will face off at UFC Fight Night 204 on March 19, 2022, in a rebooked bout. His brother and father both died in car accidents when the family moved to Finland. <mask> was the 1st runner-up in the 2012 Mr. Finland contest, which his nickname refers to. A criminal report was filed against <mask> by a member of the town council of Turku due to threats and Facebook posts. After a gang fight with dozens of participants occurred in a nightclub owned by Rostedt, Amirkhani posted negative comments about him and his son. The post was visible for 175 000 followers, and although later removed, the threats have been circulating on social media.Makwan was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He would have had his fifth fight in December of last year in Somero if he hadn't refused the new opponent.

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